Gasoline Alley by Jim Scancarelli
- February 09, 2010
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Gasoline Alley by Jim Scancarelli is a gentle, good-natured continuing story of four generations of Wallets. Readers return daily for this positive slice of life, with universal themes and commonplace situations.
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Llewellenbruce said, about 18 hours ago
He must not know that General Abrams is no longer
living.
Ravenswing said, about 17 hours ago
Not the one you’re thinking of, no, but Abrams was notable in that all of his children either became Army generals or married Army generals. His namesake eldest son is a retired brigadier general who’s the executive director of the Army Historical Foundation which is in charge of all of this.
Joe-Allen "Joe" Doty
said,
about 17 hours ago
Llewellenbruce, you are thinking of Creighton Abrams, Jr.
http://www.search.com/reference/Creighton_Abrams
Abrams married Julia Bertha Abrams (1915 - 2003) in 1936. She founded the “Arlington Ladies” and devoted a great deal of her time to humanitarian causes. They had three daughters and three sons. The sons all became Army officers, and all of the daughters married Army officers.
Survivors include three sons, retired Army Brigadier Gen. Creighton Williams Abrams III of Springfield, retired Army General John Nelson Abrams of Annandale and Army Colonel (Brigadier General selectee) Robert Bruce Abrams of Texas; three daughters, Noel Bradley of Buffalo, Jeanne Daly of Annandale and Elizabeth Doyle of Nashville; 19 grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren.
Edcole1961 said, about 17 hours ago
That’s what they must mean by a topic of general discussion.
BuzzDog said, about 16 hours ago
Is it just me, or does Skeezix bear a slight resemblence to Slim in the third panel?
Joe-Allen "Joe" Doty
said,
about 15 hours ago
When the Grandfather of Creighton Abrams III died, the III was changed to Jr.
axe-grinder said, about 10 hours ago
BuzzDog said, Is it just me, or does Skeezix bear a slight resemblence to Slim in the third panel?
There’s a little Slim in all of us.
Dypak
said,
about 10 hours ago
That’s the good thing about being a General, you can get impossible things done. Especially when you’re a General with a pedigree like Creighton Abrams. Just goes to show you that Royalty still exists in America’s classless society. You’d like another example? Try George Patton, Jr. Or a more well known one, Big John McCain. Ah, and lets not forget General Douglas “I shall return” MacArthur.
Macushlalondra said, about 10 hours ago
axe-grinder said,
There’s a little Slim in all of us.
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That’s right. For those of us who love to eat lol!
axe-grinder said, about 10 hours ago
I’m worried about Nina. She looks a little drawn.
On the other hand, she also looks like Lulu: http://tinyurl.com/an5f2b
Raven00 said, about 9 hours ago
Awwww to Dypak…..the common denominator….All are service academy graduates, West Point and the Naval Academy and that sir is from where the pedigree comes.
axe-grinder said, about 9 hours ago
No school today, Dypak?– snowed out?
Susan001 said, about 9 hours ago
I wish this pen-and-ink infomercial was over already!
jakebb2
said,
about 7 hours ago
axe-grinder go to your room! (Great pun!)
And I expected Little Lulu when I clicked on your link. What a pleasant surprise!!
roohey said, about 6 hours ago
when he gets the uniform…let’s give this story line the marching orders!
Joe-Allen "Joe" Doty
said,
about 5 hours ago
Aren’t any of you folks who are tired of this story line interested in the purpose of the Museum?
At least the current writer isn’t trying to sell his books like some cartoonists have done on GoComics.
Some of you folks need to practice what you preach and if you don’t like the current content of a current comic strip, don’t post a comment to it.
The general who was known as “Creighton Williams Abrams, Jr.” was in my chain of command when I was in the US Army and in South Vietnam. He replaced General William Westmoreland as the head of MACV in June 1967.
axe-grinder said, about 5 hours ago
Joe-Allen “Joe” Doty said, …if you don’t like the current content of a current comic strip, don’t post a comment to it.
I disagree, Joe. I like to see all the different opinions. I don’t like incivility and pointless repetition of a point, but I think reviewing the work is valid use of the site.
roohey said, about 2 hours ago
the purpose of the museum is a good one it , but did we have to drag out the ill fitting uniform line rather than learn more about the museum
Joe-Allen "Joe" Doty
said,
about 1 hour ago
While this story line continues, just go to the Museum website and read what’s going on there after you have looked at the strip for the current day if you do not wish to comment and only want to complain.
http://www.armyhistory.org/
jtpozenel said, 44 minutes ago
I don’t like the current content of this comic strip!
436rge said, 8 minutes ago
Volume 4 of Walt and Skeezix, 1927-1928 will be available after June 8, 2010.